what does entry level position mean?

Answer 1

Entry level is at the lowest position for that job in that company. From there you can climb the ladder to a higher position with more responsibilities and salary. Education or experience do not always play a part in this matter. Different companies have different rules for hiring.

Answer 2

Entry level means you are at the bottom of the ladder. According to wikipedia: "An entry-level job is a job that generally requires little skill and knowledge, and is generally of a low pay. These jobs may require physical strength or some on-site training. Many entry-level jobs are part-time, and do not include employee benefits. Recent graduates from high school or college usually take entry-level positions.Entry-level jobs which are targeted at college graduates often offer a higher salary. These positions are more likely to require specific skills and knowledge. Most entry-level jobs offered to college graduates are full-time permanent positions."

Answer 3

Basically means that you start off at the bottom of the pay scale for that position because you lack experience, even if you have a college degree in that field. Here's an example: I'm a paralegal specialist with U.S. Customs. My colleagues came in entry-level because they had paralegal certificates but no experience. I came in one level higher because I had no certificate but I had over nine years of experience with the Air Force. Does that help explain?

Answer 4

It means:
1. No experience required; however, there may still be educational or degree requirements.
2. You will be trained.
3. There is potential for eventual promotion.
4. The pay will likely be low.

Answer 5

It means you don't need any previous job experience. It's geared to be a first job for someone just out of school.

Answer 6

Means you get underpaid, overworked and pushed around.

Answer 7

you dont need any special skills or schooling

Answer 8

read your question again.